In courtrooms across the country, grief often meets confusion. Families navigating the loss of a loved one are often faced with frozen accounts, delayed decisions, and uncertainty about who has authority to act.These situations rarely happen because families do not care. More often, they occur because estate planning feels complicated, expensive, or overwhelming. It becomes something easy to postpone. Unfortunately, postponing often creates the very conflicts families hope to avoid.

Simplegacy was created to change that.